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I would need one for an upcoming project. Is there anyone building one? I got a drawing of a paddle steamer attached to this post if you need ideas.
EDIT: I am going to try building a route in Missisippi and thats why I need one./Jonatan
Steam rules!
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Aye yi yi! Look, I have to leave for school in five minutes and you got me started!!!!!I LOVE STEAMBOATS!!!!!! When I come back later today, I'll post a few pics on to this thread. Just so if you know, if you ever need any info about steamboats, just ask me! Well, gotta go!by the way...that picture that oyu posted is more of an uppder-new york style than a western mississipppi river style, but that's okay!
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Hi Jonatanthere is a steamboat coming with Rich Garber's Ohio Build 10, called pusher.eng, by default in folder BD-River-craft, if I am recalling that correctly. It's even driveable.You may want to contact him on that, as I didn't see a read-me attached to itLukas a.k.a Swissie
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